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Of Goats


Of Goats & Men, or A Typical Accra Scene...
is a car waiting for goats or sheep to cross. I don't think that is necessarily a reflection of the patience that Ghanaians are supposed to have, but certainly a good measure of some of it?

I've met a number of taxi drivers, however, who have revved the engine, attempting not just to scare them off, but really to knock them down! I guess there are homicidal tendencies everywhere!

I guess ultimately, it depends on the type of person you are. As a dog lover and dog-owner, I cannot stomach any dog being maltreated. I really wish middle-class Ghanaians would take better care of them as a starter! (That's for another day!)

Enjoy your weekend...
posted by Emmanuel.K.Bensah, Blogspot

posted on July 30, 2008 1:18 PM ()

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Our Bedouin herd sheep. They are valuable, so the shepherd has many worries. In our Sabbath, the Bedouin bring the sheep to City Hall. They are better than lawnmowers.
They don't cross roads.
Nobody crosses the road the drivers deadly.
comment by bumpedoff on July 30, 2008 1:54 PM ()
well,not surprised at this.Most drivers to not have the
patience to wait it out.This is so typical.I have seen this
in our farm country.I enjoyed just watching them crossing.
The tender is a very nice old person with a twinkle in his
eyes and very proud of what he is doing.
It is the drivers that have bad attidute.
They should appreciated this.
comment by fredo on July 30, 2008 1:41 PM ()

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